Chromosomal Biotypes in Emmer Wheat

Bhaduri, P. N.; Ghosh, Priyanka

doi:10.1038/174934a0

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“…For example in Hordeum vulgare, the common cultivated barley, different agricultural strains have been found to differ with respect to their karyotypes (Sharma andMukherji 1956, Sharma 1957). Similar is the case with several cultivated strains of Sorghum (Sharma and Bhattacharjee 1957), Triticum (Bhaduri and Ghosh 1954) as well as Secale (Bose 1956). These studies, mainly aided with improved methods, clearly suggest that structural changes of chromosomes are also associated with the evolution of agricultural strains of the same species.…”

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Application of Improved Technique in Tracing Karyotype Differences Between Strains of <i>Lathyrus odoratus</i> L

Sharma

Datta

1959

CYTOLOGIA

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Application of Improved Technique in Tracing Karyotype Differences Between Strains of <i>Lathyrus odoratus</i> L

Sharma

Datta

1959

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“…These variations might be due to minor structural changes of the chromosomes. Such chromosomal dynamism is perhaps aiding in the diversification of intraspecific races not only in cultivars but probably also in wild species (BHADURI and GHOSH 1954;SHARMA 1975).…”

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Karyological Studies on Indian Wild Safflower,Carthamus OxyacanthusM. B.

Jayaramu

Chatterji

1986

Caryologia

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SUMMARY -A detailed karyotypic study carried out for the first time on two collections of this wild species revealed the somatic complement of 2n = 24. The karyogram constructed is narrowly graded with a single satellited pair and small-sized median to submedian chromosomes which indicates its symmetrical nature. Despite the apparent homology among the two, minute differences in the karyometric data indicate diversification of intraspecific races within this species. They also support the contention of ecotypic polymorphism envisaged earlier within this species on morphological and biochemical parameters.

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Chromosomal alterations in relation to speciation

Sharma

1959

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Chromosomal Biotypes in Emmer Wheat

Cited by 10 publications

References 3 publications

Application of Improved Technique in Tracing Karyotype Differences Between Strains of <i>Lathyrus odoratus</i> L

Application of Improved Technique in Tracing Karyotype Differences Between Strains of <i>Lathyrus odoratus</i> L

Karyological Studies on Indian Wild Safflower,Carthamus OxyacanthusM. B.

Chromosomal alterations in relation to speciation

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